T20 World Cup: Pakistan wants to continue the invincible race against Scotland

The former Pakistani champion will continue his invincible career as he plays in the 2nd match of the T20 World Cup Super 12 Group on Sunday.

Pakistan, who won the title in 2009, have so far been sensational in the tournament and have worked on other teams in their team to seal their place in the quarter-finals with four convincing victories.

If India were 10 wickets away from their main rival, New Zealand was overtaken by five wickets in the first two games of the team.

Afghanistan made life difficult for him for a while, but Asif Ali scored four of his six balls to rescue Pakistan before sealing his place in the final, beating Namibia by 45 runs in his final match.

Pakistan openers Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan have been on fire, and when they didn’t get the job done, the midfield has risen, proving that the six-stroke machine Asif is one of the best destinations in the tournament so far. .

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Although they have made a contribution, they hope that Fakhar Zaman, Mohammad Hafeez and Shoaib Malik will be more consistent and stay until the end.

In the bowling department, Haris Rauf and Shaheen Afridi have been the rhythm pair so far with seven and five wickets, respectively, as the best bowlers, and spinners Imad Wasim and Shadab Khan have also done the job requested.

The only concern will be the shape of the tailor Hasan Ali, who has gone for a run.

Secured a place in the semi-finals, Pakistan can rest some players and give others chances in a fruitless match.

For Scotland, it will be a work in progress, but they would expect to give a better show than the last game and end things in a positive light.

Scotland won three games to qualify for the Super 12, but failed after losing the last four games.

The eight-game loss against India on Friday night has been the hardest to digest, but skipper Kyle Coetzer hopes that with Indian players Virat Kohli and skipper Rohit Sharma in Dubai, the interaction will encourage him to provide a good team. A show against Pakistan.